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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
7
Fragments indicate Marcellus will begin multiple new construction projects soon. The report notes ice damage and debris as context for upcoming work, with several buildings expected to start in the near future.
The Millersburg biannual reunion of former citizens promises a pleasant affair as men and women who have crossed the meridian of life gather to meet playmates and school-day chums and recount the battles of life’s journey in their shared environment and roots.
Ad text advertises a millinery course claiming practical, systematic instruction. It notes the school provides materials for students and mentions the Milliners Employment Bureau. Located at 483 East 47th Street, Chicago, with booklet available on request.
Two distant readers Mrs Rollins of Dewey Illinois and Mrs Moran of Kansas City Kansas endorse Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a grand remedy for stomach liver and bowel troubles including constipation and indigestion. The laxative compound is claimed to be absolutely guaranteed.
Dr Wilson Brown of Metropolis endorses Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for stomach liver and bowel troubles claiming it will do all claimed. He offers a free sample bottle by mailing address to Pepsin Syrup Co 3119 Caldwell Bldg Monticello, TI. Bottles are sold by Houseworth Bros at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
The text compares population densities of Par, Berlin, London, and Racine Wisconsin, noting inhabitants per acre and city grounds. It cites figures such as 142 people per acre for Par and 60 per acre for London, with other cities described by area and population density.
Report lists new arrivals at Simonton Lake including William Liseroone and family with Mr and Mrs Charles Hall and Mr and Mrs Pe Carlson among residents moving in. names appear alongside fragmented notes from the prior day.
The Dustman family reunion occurred about a mile south of Eagle Lake on the Yellow River near Henry Distman's home. Guests include Charles A Overlease of Elkhart and Henry Shupert's family. A new frame residence, built by J Christian, is under construction with a projected cost around 1200 dollars and a completed excavation and underway concrete foundation. Mary G Rheibottom of Wakarusa will pastor Waterford Elkhart County and Union church in Jefferson township for the coming year.
Valparaiso Indiana university marks the start of its thirty fifth year in September with opening of a broad program. The school has been placed on the accredited list for teacher preparation and offers many departments with no extra charge for work, highlighting its large scope.
Reader letters praise Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for hay fever symptoms and breathing difficulty. An ad notes new houses at Worth and 500 dollar lots on Indiana avenue with favorable payment terms. Phillipsburg editor endorses the medicine based on family use and praise.
Readable phrases reference Arnica Salve and a discussion of piles. Mentions Charles Walters of Alleghany and unclear claims about quick cures.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Houseworth and Stace with unclear context. The readable bits imply a namesake reference or citation but lack concrete events, dates, or actions to form a coherent news item.
An old advertisement states Dean's Kidney Pils sold by Wester Milburn Gos in Buffalo New York as sole agents for the United States. The note urges buyers to remember the Dean's name and not to accept substitutes.
Advertisers hype Troi gelling Cuticle Soap with a 5¢ per unit price and announce a Saturday sale at 30c per dozen. The promotion mentions a Canito building teardown and a Swindoye product usage, while hinting at oyster and fish arrivals for Friday market. The message stresses urgency and savings to attract customers.
An old time ad touts corn fed steers and city beef for roasts and boiling. It brags fresh daily sausage and cool innings, claiming best tasting products. Includes a phone prompt and price at 1215 4ce per lb.
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